The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1911, Page 3

as in “OSGAR und ADOLF” TELL YOu vor You. ADOLF, INDULGENCE ss You ARE INDULGENCE |MEANS BEING [OO CAGERNESS TO LET ODDERS HAF | |} YOUR OWN VAY DON'D | oe ID DON'D SEA | SPINELESS CACTUS / | | LEARN To SAY “NO: my roo ARE DEP NAPKIN: iN LORABLE CONDITION WAITER HAVEN'T You EVER ANY CLEAN ONES f Jail Doors Separate Husband and Wife ty P appeal to the by Dep »secutor Ram ed the conviction of Brockway though his wife Aleen Brockway, jointly wi im, was declared by t jury as not guilty of stealing 125 yards of from Fisher Co Maybe s won nh is not guilty he said, “maybe her husband hid be hin r skirts t ‘ome this theft and she knew ne out it May be she deserves But don’t let sympathy for ! lare them both innocent. If » must be a sacrifice because of the sym pathy invoked in this woman's be-| half, let ber e go free.” alo Hey, Boys, You Mustn’t Smoke After June 20, But Us Men Can } This appeal was He tald of the worhas her husband to wh fed in the little Ul, about tw ran a health began to cided to come west together lodking abo |tablishing of a no they thus happened | Stone-Fisher Co. stor the date, boys. It's; Hay sixned bill Put it in your pipe and) By the sa smoke—or, rather, don't put it in sale of ¢! your pipe any longer. In fact, you| lifted, and mustn't have a pipe at all, and ¥ € surely must not sm You must not even have in your & cigarette, a cigar, or any form 21. Yep HIT BY CAR Mrs. H. Lee of 6731 14th av. N W.. was slightly injured Sunday fternoon when the rear end of a street car knocked her down as it ed around the corner at 14th av N. W. and W. 47th st that is, if you ar that's the new law Gov TWO SUICIDES The coroner experienced a busy day yesterday. William Mullan, 60 years old, was found dead in a room im the New England hotel was due to heart failure. & bed, the windows ciosed, in a room fi the Sea View hotel. The verdict was brought as accidental J. B. Wilson, laborer, committed suicideat 218 Fifth av. 8. by drink ing a quantity of carbolle acid. He left a note saying that he was, sin sie, without and had grown tired of life. The bodies were removed to But terworths TROOPS OUT. (ity United Press.) GILLESPIE, Il, March 21.— Troops arrived here today, prepared to prevent rioting by 2,000 idle/ miners, who have threatened to as sault any miner attempting to re turmto work. Strikers policed the town last night, driving the city| patrolmen from the streets. BRYAN IN 1912? | ar (By © od Wrewn) ‘OLN Neb March 21 mat Wm. J. Bryan fs to take an active part in th presidential election, was generally believed here today because of the nce of Champ Clark, Gov c between pres 1,200 and r prominent democrats at a complimentary dinner tendered the commoner by the Lincoln Bryan club Business men should be elected to the legislature, is the conclusion of the Credit Men's Association. The King county delegation was roundly est in legislation benefit Seattle's trade Piles Quickly Cured at Home Instant “Relief, Permanent Trial Package Mailed Free to All in Plain Wrapper. Many cases of Plies hay cured by a tridl package of Pyramid Pile Cure without further ment you, get more from 60 cents a box, and be sure which would} territory your druggist at you get what you ask for. Simply fill out free | coupon below and mail today. Save yourself from the surgeon's knife} and its torture, the doctor and his bills Free Package Coupon PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, 268 Pyramid Bldg, Marshall, Mich, Kindly send me a sample of Pyramid Pile ¢ at once by mail, FREE, in plain wrap per. Name Street City . State Shafroth of scored for its lack of interes} Cure— been | treat-| When it proves its value to| pills.” You can » loudly the he first th ani for Atte » by Rum Beving bh asking for ouple for the baby and be fortunate vic circumstances 8 de she had beer n of Che ago; of ‘otien to w Brockway's nd the how the ut for business to be tn ©. Koods the es how the yesterday k out boldly the cops U. S. SHIP ROBBED NAVY March 21 the postoffic ido was r thorough search but to no avail. Pos Acock and Mail Or are under arrest pen: |@ board of investigat YARD, The of the CHILD DROWNS Mabel Markham, daughter of proprietor of was No one edly. An hour after the missed the body was t the foot of the Pay Streak. The lit granddaughter of W: bam, secretary of t gents at the univer lons of Frank the boarding house Death} which is handling thie varsity row-| jing squad, The body of E. A. Holbrook, 63| waters of Lake Union years old, was found stretched upon | alternoon with the gas jet open and | tr, Sound from Puget cruiser Colo | A tal Clerk R. rly J. C. Ward ding action by Jon. Syearold Markham, the drowned in the yesterday witnessed the Nitle child was found floating @id exposition tle girl was a iliiam Mark he board of wity SLAY EXPLORER TRIPOLI, leitement has | killing of H. F. arch n ¢ DeCe can archaeologist at Cyr Ee to dispatches rec The crime was com | aut Felil of the Ha tallation for an a | | | left of picture). | NEW YORK, Marc h ‘operator was said to himself | Well, if these the wireless pass th |why aren't they atoms in this very couldn't that the selecting the vibrations, chande! |had a connection w outside the house cost $30, Then he wires of his recelvi to the chandelier; ov pla listened plainly. ‘It was a weather The ticks wed grievance bout wireless tel I cateh them gas chandelier?” He fitted up an apparatus to catch it there two telephone rr 21.—Great paused by .th yu, the Amer accord nmitted by Ab a tribe, in re. MAKE HOME WIRELESS FOR $30 ANN TALK THROUGH GHANDELI h 20.—A tele ding in his | graphy and ether waves from air, the Why from rough the vibrating room? right were any, lier because it ith the earth, The apparatus | the| attached ing inatrument er his ears he eivers and him came to message peing 1am UNCERTAIN WHAT UPON MY woRD! 4 voT’S Der ATi 4 hhh he . 1 WANT TO GAT, WAITER. His ADOLF — DIDN'T we ‘ : SAY, Snr 1 a“ * PROVERB. & Finé?sCLas iol MAKE 4 HIT MIT DOT » * oN THE RG GALIR ANT USToOMEeR ¢ th hhh (S TOOTH. ch ya / WHO knows AND 2 not and knows MENU Some WwHhoLe ! | even by drumhead court-martial, CHICAGO, March 21.—Held f the grand jury, M murder by jshot her husband, the superinte M. E. Bilyea, at his dining room table, listening to wireless mes- sages transmitted through coils of wire stretching to chandelier (at sent out to the ships at sea |less messages that are part of the world,” say y the discovere chandelier wire! apparatus don't attempt to send any messag M. BE. B }gas. But I have proved that a about us, even In the privacy of o homes, the very air is aquiver wi the vibrations of the wireless.” Kk ht hh hhh tk *® SUFFRAGE BILL IS KILLED * IN 1OWA * DES MOINES, Ia, March 21 * —By a vote of 27 to 21 the * state senate here today defeat * * * ed the Allen bill, which was framed to grant equal suffrage to women, OR ROR RRO CAN YOu RECOMMEND SOMETHING THAT SOME President Diaz's government ha of Mexico so that an insurrecto caught in the act of perpetrating a deed of violence will not be tried, but will be shot at once by the men making the arrest.— re. Yharles Schenk, who confessed she n ER “I am unable to hear all the wire- sent in this i of the gas because the sparks would ignite the all ur th fla datindia atin tadintad STAR, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1911 . A Lesson in Firmness; or, Learn to Say, ‘No’ a 3 suspended the habeas corpue and several articles of the constitution | News item. CHARGE WIFE KILLED HUSBAND dent of the Park company, passed t bere, aod that she consid © her cot Yes, not on p he prosecuting officials, how declare that the discovery of mud bullet implanted in the floor of thelr h dicated that she deliberately killed Schenk after quarrel I shot him, rpone said whe, Tacoma Voting on the | Treating Law Today and his victim the “€ T ACOMA. stare s result | mark of the election in progress here to- Ka indicati y are ‘4 the vote on the antl-treat pre day ‘acoma na soon enjoy t i r a. ey 4 . h i will be close, although claim inetion of being the only ¢ the out ne are widel in the country where it is an in t Mayor Faweett | tion of the law to buy a drink Jent that his pet a friend. If the ordinance, already | ¢ will carry, mainly by virt passed by the city commission, | favor with which it Is re ratified by vote of the people, it 4 ded by the thousands of recent expected to prove a sad blow to the nehised wom who are ctivities of the resourceful x to the polling places ¢ ri} “moocher whose habitat is the cast their first vote. [ROOSEVELT AND PROGRESSIVES | IN POWER, PREDICTS JOE FOLK March 21.—The pro-)s ugly believe,” said Folk, “He control the next re-| Wields much influence. If the rank ana the and file of voters have their way ve and they have learned to do 80, | SPOKANE, will | gressives publican convention Roose | velt sentiment ha 4 COn-| helieve that either he or LaFollette | siderably of late the re-| will be the next presidential nom {marks of Jos. W. Folk, ex-governor|inee. And {f the voters don’t have of Missouri, who is here tod on their way the pr machine that a tour of the West \disregarded their voices, will b Roosevelt is not down as man ard from later plosion of dynamite tn LOS ANGELES, March @1,—San A series of free swimming lessons ta Fe train No. 1, west bound, was] will be given at the ¥, @. C. A | wrecked at Kingman, Ariz., late}tank for a week, beginning April by H. H employed by the mittee for this work Corsan of New York international com. All boys over | } last night | celved here taking ests according to a report re today A local under lishment was notified to meet, with six ambulances, a re-|40 years old will be admitted | Hef train carrying the injured FORESTERS MEET. We May Lose Him SALT LAKE CITY, March 21.—} ay reatry officials of Montana, Colo. BA. (Frisco! in Larson, sentenced | rado, New Mexico, Utah, California |W. & term of G8 days in the clty | and Oregon, with Ghlet Forester de as a disorderly person on escaped last night while | peturning with guards from work] Quiside the enclosure, No trace of eis AR Lasson has since been found UDE AWAKENIN Larson has fallen into the FRENCH LICK SPRIN Ind., hetutches ot the police many times March 21.—The 600 guests of the and jt is thought he will now give hotel were aroused early this morn-| Seattle a wide berth, Henry 8. ¢ |gan a week's conference day ‘aves in attendance, be here to- 80 per cent of the cof 4 herid teed Crucke was held on $200 bail * Nhe ; fe the government of Braz Jag. weer ; one, two, three or more ed Its famous attempt to corner the " market. First it limited the planting WOOD LEAVES SOON acres on easy terms; clear- 4 of new trees; then it limited the ex ovett M. Wood of Seattle, new} |port duty upon each bag taken out | commercial nt of the depart ed or uncleared. of the country ment in China, yester For two years Brazil tottered un-| day received traveling orders from | |der her load, while try as best she| ‘Washington. He leaves Friday for could she couldn't keep the crops | gan Francisco, from where he will down to a highprice level. The sail Bareh 99 tor Honakons: | - . 3 each year until the money gave out, | USE MROWN'S BRONCHIAL aan | . man ; Then whe called in J. Pierpont Mor-| co i gan of Wall st. and Rothschild & | Son of Europe. 209 Colman Several European financial insti x shipments S tole, tad WEEK | prices and quality of coffee sent out . Powder t . » iad moat jot Brazil, Six of these repre x Nest Porcine q }sent the Morgan-Rothschild combi Pe cuesisier Satter, oa Marble’s great success, “Deedes Glisten j nation; one the Brazilian govern ment and the plantation owner a a ‘ FIGHT MOSQUITOES ihe A cerns sat SEATTLE NEW YORK, March The 4 Hudson County boa f health has |} A Full Line of Sait Fish for tarted the work of draining the Lenten Season. Hackensack Meadows so that the h 4 many thousands of embryo m J. A. INMAN i may be destroyed befor 1596 Westlake Co Pine FP N ea ‘ ling by an TRAIN WRECKED ne of the new buildings now under | construction. | Free Swimming Lessons |f . By Condo ot that he knows not is a fool. Who knows d knows he knows not is humble be the yond concep. tion of ordinary men, Who knows and knows that he knows, yet makes no use of his knowledge, is WHY YOUR CUP OF COFFEE COSTS . =. cage oes of the Inter- company, © company’s appears as MORE AND MORE EACH YEAR The Story of the Remarkable KKK National “Corner That Brazil Has Engineered With FACTS ABOUT COFFEE DADDY AT 78. the Assistance of Interna CONNE LE, Pa, March tional Money Kings—Eight Mennonite Million Bags of Coffee in he a boy, born Storage to Keep the Price tari lest ther in Down the Un The mother NEW YORK, March The is cost P p of coff A, March The cover thar “As . . 4 ward turret of the ba . than a year © thai ne, weighing 20 tons Coft eo f ! et in 7 that ths reg aised this morning ime crm The Woman Alive to her own best interests,— as goon q as there is need, will help her whole action of “ system with the tonic fat $, | ear and live about 40 years ; ap Leonhard Rauwolf | PILLS = ol introduced : = adulterants anit; chou man, woman and ch PB exer bearye Sect All “ = 4 a read the special Sta direcdons wi 4 ite femdokedh root, dandelion root, seeds of h every bax - estes back 46 4004 liow iris, and sweet po- *|s ° be: and exhil oe a Coffee allays hunger, vir a gghitereM arat nd refreshes, and pos E aot . rhe rie os . e sibly inishes the amount of *| E can coffee trust, including Arbuckle, | ¥ fen and tear of the animal Crossman @& Isken and other 4 Sao Pad ail CRE EH) ‘ Obes Suroee Gree STABS WOODEN INJUN. | 4 prevent the drop In prices _ Pere ee ee eee ee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee ee ee ee PEP SESS SSS SCOTT CCC CET TCC EC CCC March 21.—“Dead | Brazilian big business NEW YORK d most of them foreigners Indians are the only good Indians with increasing crops coffee shouted August Crucke early morning as he stabbed a tummy with terday wooden Indian in the a sword cane. GARDENS} years sell at a few cent Brazi in a few 4 pound tutions came across with the bal. rnment’s shoulder in 1909, but OV ance of a 00, 000 Brazilian loan | Morgan interests were the only 3 AMUSEMENTS a American money represented. The = sig 4 biggest warehouse is in America A B L! 4 pkirice whos soiey Shlbes ton ans LAY BAL MOORE THEATRE 7 her country | j Only Matinee Tomorrow i The Morgan-Rothschild combina Fetes SPALDING'S | Charles Frohman Presents 3 tion took the task off the Brazilian 10 Cts | The oe yr 2, Triumph | o pletures of | a good stiff price. They insisted inners gf 880, ame 4 i that Bragil go even farther toward Wednesday Be to $1.00, Seen pt { SMALE] |e AND OPERA HOUSE |now charges a surtax of $1 upon every bag over 10,000,000 exported aulo, A committee of 1 men regula’ —— a | ronignt and All Week a MARKET Matinee Thured: Best Seats 250. cs GLYN'S GREAT | RLINO! BOOK PLAY Matinee ‘Today First Ave. and Madison Street Will Feature an “All Star’ Cast of Entertainers COMMENCING WITH A MATINEE WED. NESDAY,.MARCH 22, AT 2:30 Both r Advanced. Vaudertie Ince ‘Today “GILLINGWATER npany in that Dellclous “The Aakent ae CLAUDE And His ft Minerva” THE REST, NOW AMONG WHICH AR BETTIE BLAKE Comic Singer. LUSINA REMIE Famous Soprasio Singer. YOU HAVE SE AR rHt BEST, AUROD ARIZIA Celebrated Spanish Dancer. JAMES POLK Character Banjo Player. MARRY FOY and “Che Spring o! HE Six Features—A Great PANTAGES THEATRE | “Unequaled Vaudeville.” Middleton and Spellinger | {hese Woaina™™ | AGNES MILLIE at tise alle Tre Singing Comedienne. STAR THEATRE Heretofore we have had the reputation of originality in everything we have put on the sti Hos sinha ot and this bill will far surpass anything seen yet pelea oe be * Don't Mix in « Friend's Filrtation, Lewis and Lake's Comedians,